Our work · the range
What the week looks like.
These are reference images showing the kind of work we take on — farms and grain handling on one side, houses, shops, new builds and social-housing contracts on the other. Our own job photographs go in as they come off the van; we'd rather label stock honestly than pass it off as ours. Rated 5.0★ on Google.
Farms & grain handling
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Grain stores and the handling gear that fills them. Control panels, drying floor and fan circuits, and the breakdown call when a conveyor stops in the middle of harvest.
Three-phase supplies into buildings never wired for what's now in them — welders, compressors, roller doors and machinery, with the isolation somewhere findable in the dark.
Houses, shops & contracts
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A board laid out so the next person can read it: RCBO protection per circuit, cores dressed rather than bundled, and every way labelled for what it actually feeds.
A home charger positioned for where the car actually stops, not where the cable was easiest to run. Any brand — the badge on our site says myenergi, the van doesn't mind.
Inspection and testing: the fixed wiring on an EICR, the things that plug in on a PAT register, and a report you can hand to a landlord, an insurer or an assurance inspector.
New builds and extensions from design to completion, working to the builder's programme — because every electrical decision is cheap before the plasterboard goes on and expensive afterwards.
Energy-saving lighting and retail refits, phased around trading hours so the part that can't be finished tonight is safe and presentable by nine tomorrow.
Electrical contracts for local authorities and housing associations across the South East: void works, periodic inspection, consumer unit replacements and remedials in occupied homes.
The everyday half of the round — extra circuits, accessories, fault finding when something trips and nobody knows why, and the certificate that should come with all of it.